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Jack Henry, DC, DACBR

Jack Henry, DC, DACBR

Jack Henry DC, DACBR is a residency-trained radiologist with over 20 years experience interpreting diagnostic images for chiropractors and medical doctors across the country. Dr. Henry has lectured on topics of radiology for state and local chiropractic societies. At present, Dr. Henry makes his home in Massachusetts with his wife Lisa. Together, they have three adult children all of whom currently serve in the Armed Forces: Captain Claire Henry, USMC, 2005 graduate of the US Naval Academy, Lieutenant Sean Teresa Henry, 2008 graduate of the US Air Force Academy, and Cadet 4th Class Conor Henry, US Air Force Academy, Class of 2013.

Dr. Henry is Radiologist-in-Chief of Radiology Diagnostics, LLC. If you would like to contact Dr. Henry you can e-mail him at xray92@radiologydiagnostics.com.

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August 23, 2010

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Hello. My name is Jack Henry, DC, DACBR. I am Radiologist-in-Chief of Radiology Diagnostics, LLC, an industry leader of Chiropractic Radiology Services and Digitized Spinographic analyses. All of our services are provided at no cost to doctor and no/low cost to patients.

Selected cases will be presented for your evaluation. The studies may or may not have abnormalities. Use the arrow keys or the scroll bar to carefully evaluate the films.

Step 1: Is the study abnormal or normal?

Step 2: If the study is abnormal, what is your best diagnosis?

Step 3: Which follow-up imaging option would be best?

Step 4: Compare your results with the correct diagnosis.

HISTORY

A 49-year-old African American male reports with chronic low back and hip pain. No history of trauma was reported. Physical exam findings were not provided.

FINDINGS

The study is negative for acute fracture or dislocation. Mild degenerative changes are present within the lumbar spine. Please note the regions of patchy eburnation regarding the right and left femoral capital regions. There is associated subchondral collapse of the weight bearing surfaces bilaterally.

DISCUSSION

Bilateral hip avascular necrosis in an African American noted and described above should be considered secondary to sickle cell anemia until proven otherwise.

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